Breaking Down GE Mobile Maid DW

[launderess]

Need to get cracking on taking apart my vintage GE Mobile Maid so can salvage what there is before sending it to tip.

Can figure out how to remove timer and other bits on front of machine, but how does one remove spray arm, pump and motor?

Thread 'For Better Or Worse It Is Mine - GE Mobile Maid'

Jul 16, 2014

My God what have I done? *LOL*

Earlier today a GE Mobile Maid dishwasher was delivered. Am not home but asked a neighbor to meet the shipper and take collection. Unit will be left at our front door until someone arrives home to bring it inside.

Asked our sainted neighbor to check for any damage both inside and out of the unit before signing off and he said things looked good on the outside (no dents, marks, etc...), but inside there were some "rust" spots on the inner tub. There is also some rust on the racks as well. Again won't know more until one gets home and pops the bonnet for a...

• launderess
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[combo52]

Need to get cracking on taking apart my vintage GE Mobile Maid so can salvage what there is before sending it to tip.

Can figure out how to remove timer and other bits on front of machine, but how does one remove spray arm, pump and motor?

Thread 'For Better Or Worse It Is Mine - GE Mobile Maid'

Jul 16, 2014

My God what have I done? *LOL*

Earlier today a GE Mobile Maid dishwasher was delivered. Am not home but asked a neighbor to meet the shipper and take collection. Unit will be left at our front door until someone arrives home to bring it inside.

Asked our sainted neighbor to check for any damage both inside and out of the unit before signing off and he said things looked good on the outside (no dents, marks, etc...), but inside there were some "rust" spots on the inner tub. There is also some rust on the racks as well. Again won't know more until one gets home and pops the bonnet for a...

• launderess
• Replies: 106
• Forum: Imperial

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It’s quite easy to get the motor out of this unit just remove the pop-up tower in the middle of the wash arm either has two screw screws on the edge or Yoon screws then either lift the stainless steel wash arm off or if there’s a nut in the center remove that.

Then you go under the machine by laying it on the side, remove the clamp that holds the motor assembly after removing the hose or hoses from the pump, unplugged the four wires and the pump assembly should drop out in a complete unit easily

John L